Barbara Eden, now 93, has been in the spotlight since the late 1950s and continues to stay active.

Recently, she was seen in Los Angeles spending time with friends in 2024.

Some fans believe Eden may have used Botox, noticing her fuller facial features.

This has sparked discussions online.

Despite the speculation, Eden has always spoken about feeling “lucky” to have lived such a long life, even with the challenges she’s faced along the way.

Barbara Eden’s Hollywood journey is one of timeless elegance and charm. From her early days as a Miss San Francisco candidate to becoming the beloved genie in *I Dream of Jeannie*, Eden has remained a star for decades. Now at 93, she’s sparked online buzz, with fans speculating about possible cosmetic enhancements.

Despite these debates, Eden continues to impress audiences with her youthful spirit, proving that age is just a number. Here’s a look at her transformation over the years:

1959
Barbara Eden graduated from Abraham Lincoln High School in San Francisco in 1951. That same year, she was elected Miss San Francisco and competed in the Miss California pageant, though she didn’t win. In 1959, she made a big leap in her acting career by starring in A Private’s Affair.

Barbara Eden’s career truly took off in the early 1960s, propelling her to Hollywood stardom.

1960
A major turning point came when Eden appeared alongside Elvis Presley in *Flaming Star*. This film helped establish her as one of Hollywood’s enduring stars, setting the stage for her future success.

1960 to 1970
Eden’s most iconic role came soon after when she starred as Jeannie in *I Dream of Jeannie*. Her role as the playful, magical genie, paired with Larry Hagman, Bill Daily, and Hayden Rorke, made her a household name.